Ex-Husband’s Love Dilemma

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Cassandra was completely speechless.

Is Rebecca taking advantage of the time Orlando isn’t around to provoke me?‘ she sneered in her thoughts.

Isn’t she acting ail gentle and refined? Why is she so different when Orlando isn’t home? Did she truly believe that I’ll indulge her? Cassandra exclaimed inwardly.

Cassandra then replied, “Are you saying that I’m the one to blame for his lateness in coming home, Rebecca Spencer? Why don’t you take a moment to reflect on yourself? Perhaps he just doesn’t want to see you. He used to be on time before you

moved in here.”

Of course, these were just words Cassandra used to retort against Rebecca.

Back then, Orlando had never been home on time either, while Cassandra wasn’t daring enough to meddle in his personal affairs.

As long as Orlando could get back home, she would already feel happy.

Now that she thought about it, she saw how easily he could satisfy her needs.

However, these easy pleasures were gradually ebbing away bit by bit now.

Upon finishing her words, Cassandra no longer paid any attention to Rebecca. She resumed her work, subtly dismissing her

presence.

After an uncertain amount of time, Rebecca suddenly sobbed, her expression filled with a sense of being wronged. “Cassandra, I’m sorry. It’s my fault to come and interrupt you and Landy. You’re right that I should leave. I’ll move out now,” Rebecca choked back as she spoke. Soon, the sobs broke into tears.

Bemused by what was happening, Cassandra pondered, “What’s wrong with

her?

“What are you both doing?” A deep voice from a man was then heard before Cassandra could figure out what was going on.

Instantly, Cassandra understood the situation.

Cassandra squinted, cast an indifferent glance at Orlando, and said nothing. Then, she lowered her head and continued to focus on her computer, busy with her work.

Rebecca immediately walked toward Orlando and muttered in a low voice, “I’m fine. What Cassandra said is right, and there’s nothing wrong with her driving me away. I should probably move out, Landy, since you two are still legally married, and I’m just an outsider.”

frowned and said in a flat tone, “Cassandra, did you ask Rebecca to move out?”

name spoken by him that she turned to

manner devoid of emotion, her expression remaining calm and emotionless, asking, “So is

you saying, Cassandra?” Orlando questioned

and his

and responded, “Why bother asking me unnecessarily when you’re clearly going to believe her anyway? Whether I asked her to move out or not, does it

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me or even ask me to move out, but you can’t distort the truth, Rebecca velled.

burst into tears, looking

using a soft voice, “No one can make

head to look at Orlando as she remarked, “Landy, I’m so grateful

time to go upstairs and rest.”

should rest early

the corner

toward Cassandra, who chose to ignore his

over and closed her laptop. After that, he began, “Cassandra, I thought I’ve made it clear to you that Rebecca will only be staying here temporarily. Once I’ve made arrangements for her, she’ll move out. Why do you have

in disbelief, pondering. ‘So, is he

been married for a year. It doesn’t matter if you still doubt my

Orlando stopped her immediately and inquired, “Fine. I’m willing to trust you. But are you aware that Grandpa has instructed me to arrange a

Cassandra was stunned.

in the first half while focusing

confirmation. Are you saying Grandpa Peter asked you to set

didn’t know?” asked Orlando.

replied, “Am I supposed to

and began to wonder, What is he trying to say? Does he think

Grandpa Peter is just showing his concern for me. I didn’t request any arrangements. You can pretend like you don’t know and just forget it.”

baby and was probably worried that raising the child alone would be tough. However, Cassandra was genuinely

all, he did it for her own

to scrutinize Cassandra, attempting to discern the truth in her words.

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else?‘ he inquired.

laugh or cry. Internally, she contemplated his question, ‘He’s thinking that I still haven’t moved on from the non–existent ex–boyfriend

the guesses you’ve made, why

her dull eyes as she uttered, “I don’t care how you